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60 years later, Eva and Frank Caso of Fairview Park renewed their marriage vows on Valentine’s Day at Life Care Center of Westlake. Accordionist Billy Kaye provided the reception music with a smile as theCasos were joined by about 8 other couples in a special Valentine’s Day vow renewal performed by Fr. Eric Orzech of St. Bernadette Catholic Church in Westlake. Dinner, roses and fun were all on the house –thanks to Life Care Center of Westlake at 26520 Center Ridge Road.

Fr. Eric Orzech of St. Bernadette Church officiated as Life Care Center of Westlake hosted a Valentine’s Daymarriage vow renewal Monday with about 8 couples married 40 years or more enjoying a special ceremony to celebratethe romance of marriage. Life Care Center of Westlake has been providing quality nursing care for over 40 years.

For the second year in a row, Howard Hanna’s Bay Villageoffice held a “Bowling for Kids” event at Bay Lanes to raisemoney for the Children’s Free Care Fund.

The Children’s Free Care Fund was designed to helpchildren without healthcare pay for their medical treatment, so

Bay Lanes Hosts Children’s Fundraiser

Continued on page 6

Valentine’s Day came early athalftime of the Rocky River,Avon High basketball gamelast weekend when these fu-ture members of the RiverDance Team took the floor.

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Dr. Alan Montgomery, Assistant Director of Oberlin College’s Opera Theater, and singers will provide an entertainingpreview of Mozart’s La Clemenza di Tito on Tues,, March 1, at 7:30 p.m. This program is part of the FYI: Opera series, presentedby the Westlake Westshore Artscouncil at Westlake Porter Pub-lic Library, 27333 Center RidgeRoad.

Mozart wrote a compel-ling score for the rich plot ofmurder, mayhem, and love dur-ing the Roman Empire. In oneof the last operas of his career,Mozart captures the essence ofpowerful emotions such aslove and jealousy, and howthey survive in tumultuous so-cieties. La Clemenza di Tito isa must-see event for opera andmusic lovers alike.

Dr. Montgomery pro-vides interesting historicalgossip surrounding the workand also accompanies the tal-ented voices previewingOberlin College’s productionof La Clemenza di Tito onMarch 16, 18, 19 and 20. FYI:Opera presentations are of-fered FREE to the public bythe Westlake- Westshore ArtsCouncil.

Information contact: JaneMueller 440-871-4284.

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Familiar Faces at The Great Big Home & Garden Expo at the I-X Center

Today the trustees of the Village Foundation an-nounced the Foundation is accepting requests for funds tobe donated for specific projects of local civic and non-profit organizations. Proposals are due Friday, April 30,2011 and awards will be given Tuesday, May 31, 2011.Awards may range from $500-$5,000.

Grant Priorities: We are interested in projects/pro-grams that improve quality of life in Bay Village, Ohio.Projects must be responsive to community needs. We willconsider support for program development, capacity build-ing, capital projects and equipment requests.

Eligibility: To be eligible, an organization must belocated in or provide services to residents within Bay Vil-lage. Funding will only be awarded to tax-exempt organi-zations classified as 501© (3) charities by the Internal

Village Foundation Announces Funding AvailableFor Community Projects

Revenue Service. If your program does not have a tax-exempt ruling from the IRS, you may still apply for projectfunding if you have a tax-exempt fiscal agent.

Restrictions: Reporting requirements from previousawards must be met before the Village Foundation willconsider a subsequent funding applications. Funding willnot be awarded for debt reduction or loans, tickets for ben-efits, annual appeals, telephone solicitations, political cam-paigns, religious activities, or to individuals (except forour annual scholarship program).

Funding Applications: A simple application form canbe found on the Village Foundation website atwww.thevillagefdn.org. In addition to the completed ap-plication, please also submit the following: IRS tax-ex-empt letter, list of current board or committee members,most recent financial statement/audit, annual report andannual operating budget.

Deadline (postmarked): April 30, 2011All applications should be mailed to: Grants Com-

mittee, The Village Foundation, P.O. Box 40122, Bay Vil-lage, OH 44140.

The Bay Village and Rocky River Middle and HighSchool student councils, along with SportsTime Ohio,PNC, Rae-Ann Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation and Gi-ant Eagle, are sponsoring the 3rd annual Hoops for Hun-ger. This is a program to collect food and funds for theCleveland Foodbank’s Harvest for Hunger campaign.

Rocky River Middle & High Schools will compete withBay Village Middle & High Schools to see which schoolscollect the most donations in a friendly competition be-tween the four schools. The winner will be announced atthe Bay Village vs. Rocky River High School Boys’ Var-sity basketball game on Feb. 18th at 7:30pm at RockyRiver High School.

Whichever Middle School brings in the most units(dollars) wins the right to witness their principal’s headbeing shaved during half-time, Samuel Gifford of RockyRiver and Sean McAndrews of Bay Village, if both schoolsreach their goal, both principals will lose their hair!

A $1.00 donation to the Cleveland Foodbank providesfour meals for Cleveland’s needy. 100% of your donationsgo to the Cleveland Foodbank. Please help support thisworthy cause and assist those who are less fortunate.

Support Hoops for Hunger

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Four days per month,Bead Warehouse swingsopen the doors to theirsparkling clean warehouse at32961 Pin Oak Parkway inAvon Lake where the publiccan choose from a vastinventory.

Professional jewelrydesigners rub elbows withfundraising hopefuls fromcommunity organizations.All are welcome at thisfascinating oasis for hard-to-find resources.

“People come from allover to shop here.

There are all kinds ofcustomers. You might see abuyer from Sak’s FifthAvenue, standing next to aGirl Scout. Everyone can

agree they have the bestprices and selection.

The next dates for publichours are Feb. 18, 19, 20 and21 from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.Phone is (440) 212-1218.

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All four girls’ basketball teams at LeeBurneson Middle School walked away withchampionship titles for the 2010-2011season.

The LBMS 8th grade Conference teamwent undefeated (17-0) this season tobecome Southwestern Conferencechampions. The team, coached by SallyFalatach, includes Kennedy Caja, GinaCampo, Alli Collins, Danielle Dill, AmandaFinucan, Mallory Garofolo, Lauren Kriaris,Jordan Labroo, Katie Murray and PaigeRimko.

The LBMS 8th grade Non Conferenceteam also had an undefeated season (16-0)and was named tournament champions. Theteam is coached by Jay Valadez and includesKatlyn DeWerth, Zoe Hahn, Jennifer Juhas,Abby LaVecchia, Emily Lanning, Erin

Championship Sweep

Mary Sunshine, that’s the nickname her adoring father gave heras a small child, because of her sunny disposition. She wasprecocious in a good sense.As a teenager she was the kind of person you wanted as a friend.There for you, steadfast and faithful and always of good cheer.She grew into a caring adult. Sensitive to others needs. The kindof personality that puts strangers at ease with her smile and softvoice. An upbeat, good person you could trust. When you werewith her, feeling good was easy.Look for your Mary Sunshine.She maybe found where you work, or perhaps at your church or,if your lucky, around your own dinner table.

Mary Sunshine poem by David Scullin

O’Neill, Sarah Randar, Jamie Sandor andOlivia Wilson.

The LBMS 7th grade Conference teamalso earned the title of SouthwesternConference Champions with a 15-2 record.The team, coached by Brianne Huber,includes Michelle Appel, Kate Cizmadia,Bridget Eichenberg, Rebecca Essig, MaddyEvans, Monica Fury, Taylor Hood, AudreyKolar, Savannah Potter and Rachel Repasky.

The 7th grade Non Conference teamalso captured the tournament championstitle with a 15-1 record. The team, coachedby Mike Thoms, includes Julia Chernosky,Nicole Cusick, Claire Dunphy, EmilyFeldner, Brittany Fleming, Robyn Hageman,Jessica Hook, Elise Kennedy, Rama Kilani,Alexis Mance, Kelly O’Neill, EmmaSteinman and Bethany Tepley.

Westlake High School senior AbhinayRamachandran is making a national name for him-self before he graduates.

Abhinay earned a perfect score of 36 on theACT test. His score earned him a nomination forthe U.S. Presidential Scholar Program, which rec-ognizes some of the nation’s most distinguishedgraduating high school seniors.

Abhinay’s work in the Radiology InternshipProgram through the Cleveland Clinic’s SummerHigh School Internship Program was recently rec-ognized when his mentor in nuclear medicine,Shyam Srinivas, MD, PhD, presented their com-bined findings on “Lesion Mapping, DosimetryCalculation and Treatment Implications in He-patic Y-90 Microsphere Radioembolization” atthe American College of Nuclear Medicine’s an-nual meeting last month. Abhinay worked withother interns on predictive models of radiationdosage. He plans to apply for a biomedical engi-neer-ing internship this summer.

Among his other honors, Abhinay is a NationalMerit Finalist and an AP Scholar with Honors. He

Outstanding Senior Scores Perfect ACT Test

Annual Isabella Tea PartyThe Annual Tea Party hosted by the Isabella Guild, Fr. Ragan Council Knights of Columbus, will be

held Monday, April 11, at 7 p.m. Carol Starre-Kmiecik will portray Jackie Kennedy for an evening ofStyle and Grace Remembered. The Tea will be held at the KofC Hall, 1783 Moore Rd., Avon (near BJ’s).Tickets are $15 (advance order only) and include a light supper, desserts, as well as raffles and doorprizes. All proceeds are used for scholarships and charitable donations. For information or tickets, callPat (440-933-8986) or Sandy (440-933-9957).

competed in theAmerican Mathemat-ics Contest 12 last yearand advanced to theAmerican InvitationalMathematics Exami-nation. And he is partof the WHS winingboys’ tennis team,which ranked 8th in thestate and won the con-ference title last year.

In his spare timeAbhinay volunteered 300 hours at Lakewood Hos-pital and tutors at an orphanage. He’s been acceptedto the Univer-sity of Michigan but is waiting to seewhat else comes his way. UM is a top 10 school inmedicine and engineering, which fits with Abhinay’sintended major of biomedical engineering.

He says his love of math began in 7th gradewhen Judy McMasters asked him to participatein a math contest.

His only regret? He never tried basketball.

The secret is out!Northeast Factory Direct is the place to go for

big-ticket items like sofas, hot tubs and rec roomaccessories.

Northeast Factory Direct is also the place to gofor solid wood cabinets that will bring you thekitchen of your dreams.

Northeast Factory Direct. It is the place the bigbox retailers don’t want you to know about.

You could remodel four kitchens with brandnew, high quality cabinets from Northeast FactoryDirect for about the same price you would pay toredo just one kitchen with the same cabinets fromanother retailer.

Northeast Factory Direct also sells items likesofas, sectionals, bedroom suites, hot tubs, pooltables, pools, mattresses, outdoor fireplaces and ac-cessories for substantially less than you’ll find atany other store in the area.

What is the secret?“We’ve been in business for just under 10 years

and most of our customers have come to us by re-ferral,” reports Alex Nemet, owner of NortheastFactory Direct.

“My formula is simple. I deal in volume andwe don’t have a fancy showroom floor. I’ve cutout the expensive overhead and my staff doesn’twork on commission. There is never any pres-sure to buy and I encourage customers to check around at other places to comparison shop. I do that because I know they’ll be back. The big guys don’tlike me, but my custQomers sure appreciate the savings.”

His 25,000 square foot, brightly lighted warehouse houses anextensive selection of some of the same furniture, leisure itemsand high quality cabinetry that Alex says can be found at a num-ber of large retailers. But, the items at Northeast Factory Directare priced at thousands of dollars below regular retail.

Just look at the quality and savings:“We have a full kitchen cabinet set that is going for just

$2,900,” Alex reports, pointing to a bright caramelized glazedwhite set. “These cabinets would sell for as much as $12,000somewhere else.”

A sixperson hot tubthat comes fully loadedwith two pumps, 50stainless steel jets, LEDlighting and a waterfall,typically retails for$7,000. At NortheastFactory Direct you canget it for just $3,800.

Looking for a new bedroom set? Northeast Factory Direct offers their Manhattan Bedrooms set—whichincludes a queen size bed, dresser with mirror, chest and nightstand with dovetail drawers, wood on wood drawerglides, chrome hardware, and felt lined top drawers—for just $1,595.

A super thick pillow top queen-size mattress and box spring that normally retails for $1,200, is just $399.Their 10-piece Louis Philipe dining suite includes a dining table and leaf, set of six upholstered chairs, lighted hutch and a buffet is offered for just $1,595.

Elsewhere, expect to pay $4,995 for the same thing.

“My formula is simple. Ideal in volume and we

don’t have a fancyshowroom floor. I’ve cut

out the expensive overheadand my staff doesn’t work

on commission. There isnever any pressure to buyand I encourage customers

to check around at otherplaces to comparison shop.

I do that because I knowthey’ll be back. The

big guys don’t like me,but my customers sure

appreciate the savings.”- Alex Nemet, owner

Northeast Factory Direct

The Secret is Out! You can save 60-70 per cent on solid wood cabinets without having topurchase a club membership or pay a middleman at Alex Nemet’s Northeast Factory Direct.

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And if keeping the family entertained is whatyou had in mind during the warm weather months,then add a shuffleboard game for just $995, afoosball table for $100, and a three-in-one pokertable and chairs for just $999. Finish that mediaroom with leather theater seating starting at just$999 and you’ll have enough money left over tosplurge on the high definition big screen you’vebeen longing for.

There are also plenty of leather and microfibersectionals, couches, chairs and loveseats to pickfrom in colors to suit most decorating styles.

It’s important to note that Northeast Factory Direct is not a club and thereare no membership fees. It’s just a simple format for presenting customerswith a simple way to save huge amounts of money.

Alex started out small and grew as the demand for what he could offer in-creased. Today, Alex’s brand of doing business has been so well received, he’swon the Weatherhead 100 Award for Fastest Growing Business three times.

“Other stores would like our customers to believe that we’re a flyby-nightoperation because of the savings we offer, but I think our track record speaksvolumes about us,” Alex said. “I only buy high quality products and we getvery few returns.” They also offer a 100-percent satisfaction guarantee.

Since Northeast Factory Direct added top-quality kitchen cabinets to theirCleveland West Side showroom last year, Alex can’t keep them in stock.

“We’re moving them out as fast as they come in,” he says. “We’re buying bythe truckload so we can offer savings of 60-to 70-percent compared to the bigbox stores for a better quality cabinet. These are 100-percent solid wood cabi-nets, not particleboard or MDF fiberboard. Nobody is going to touch our savingsand quality, I don’t care who it is. People can bring in their quotes from the home

improvement stores and I know we’re going to be half.”Here’s a tip: Call ahead and make an appointment to get a quote on cabi-

nets. Although you’re always invited to browse Northeast Factory Direct’shuge warehouse of other products, Alex can’t give his personal attention to alarge walk-in crowd of kitchen remodelers.

“We’re selling an average of three to four kitchens a day,” he explains.“We’re so overwhelmed that we have to do it by appointment. But we aretaking appointments seven days a week.”

When you make your appointment, you’ll be asked to bring your measure-ments with you. That way, you can discuss exactly what pieces you’ll need to buildyour kitchen. Design help is also available, as well as recommended installers.

“We are not one of those clubs that charge you for the privilege of shop-ping,” Alex says. “We just have a simple format for presenting customers witha way to save a lot of money.”

Northeast Factory Direct is located at 3321 W. 140th Street, in Cleveland(Phone: 216-941-7727) and 33599 Curtis Blvd., in Eastlake (Phone: 440-942-7945).Hours are Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.; Saturday and Sundayfrom 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Other times by appointment. Get directions from anywherewhen you visit the website at www.NortheastFactoryDirect.com.

The formula is simple! Northeast Factory Direct deals in volume without the fancy showroom. They’ve cut the expensive overhead and the staff doesn’twork on commission. There is no pressure to buy.

“We are not one of those clubs that charge youfor the privilege of shopping. We just have asimple format for presenting customers with a

way to save a lot of money.”- Alex Nemet, owner Northeast Factory Direct

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Remember that great painting you bought last summer at an art fair?How about those plans you made to organize your home work space this winter?Are you getting ready to sell your home? How do you bring it up to its appealing best?Spiffy Spaces offers answers to lots of home decorating challenges.These include: Home Decluttering and Organizing, One-Day Home Decorating

and Real Estate Home Staging.Andrea Granzier, certified home stager, is an expert who can help you in all these

areas. Here is an overview:Home Decluttering and Organizing:“This includes working with you to analyze your organizational needs, devise a

customized solution, and implement the pro-cess to result in a calm, clean, productive, andvisually appealing space,” reports Andrea.

One Day Home Decorating:“Using treasured items and furniture that

you already own, we will rejuvenate your roomof choice in a day,” said Andrea. “After get-ting an idea of the client’s personal style, ideas,and goals for the room, I will enhance the roomby placing existing furniture and accessoriesto create a more balanced, harmonious room.”Color consulting and personal shopping alsoavailable.

Real Estate Home Staging:After a complete walkthrough of the home

to be sold, the client will receive a written planof action. “This plan may include paint colortips, furniture and décor placement ideas, andother suggestions. If desired, a full home stag-ing can be implemented, arranging furnitureand décor to catch the buyer’s eye,” said An-drea.

Andrea is credentialed as a certified homestager, the Decorating and Staging AcademyAlumni Association, and is a member of theReal Estate Staging Association. Call for herreasonable rates at (440) 808-1302 or (440)829-6436. Email spiffyspaces@gmail.com.

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no child will go without the top medical treatment available in the world today.“Every dollar raised goes right back into the community through the partnerships Howard Hanna has

forged with Metro Health, The Cleveland Clinic, UniversityHospitals and Akron Children’s Hospital,” said Leah Gibbons,Bay Village Sales Office Manager for Howard Hanna.

The event was held on Sunday, February 13th from1:00 – 4:00 at Bay Lanes Bowling Alley and featured a varietyof family-friendly activities including face painting, bowling,corn hole, lunch and a Chinese auction. Everything from the

location of the event to the auction items and foodwere generously donated by our communityneighbors and businesses. The spirit of the eventwas contagious and the generosity of ourcommunity was overwhelming!

Bay Lanes Hosts Children’s FundraiserContinued from page 1

Bowling with the boys! Yep!

Andrea and Patrick Granzier of Bay Village supported theHoward Hanna-Bay Lanes Bowling for kids fundraiser with theirdaughter on Sunday.

The Bay Village Howard Hanna office comes together for a community cause!

Let’s roll! Kids have a blast at Bay Lanes!

Mark Nazario (left) of Bay Lane, Joan Toler of the Bay Village Howard Hanna office,Christina Nazario, and gang share in the fun and fundraising at “Bowling for Kids.”

BRIO knows how busy life can be, especially when planning an event at home or the office. So when you can’t gatheraround our table, serve BRIO at yours. BRIO Catering is a delicious and convenient way to prepare for your next event or

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For more information or for a referral,please call 440.333.2222.

remier Physicians Centers is an independent multi-specialty practice of 71 physicianswith locations throughout the western and southern areas of Cuyahoga County. We

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